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Manually linking the Java plugin libraries to the Mozilla plugins directory may cause the Firefox browser to crash on Linux during startup, due to incompatibilities with ‘glibc’ versions in JDK 8u191 and later releases. The crash might also occur if the link was manually created for an earlier JRE and a user updates to JDK 8u191 or later releases. For more information, see the Known Issues section of the JDK 8u191 release notes.
When you install the Java platform, the Java plugin file is included as part of that install. If you want to use Java within Firefox, you need to manually create a symbolic link from the plugin file in the release to one of the locations that Firefox expects. To make the plugin available to all users, create the link inside of the Firefox application’s directory, in the plugins subdirectory. Alternatively, you can create the symbolic link in your home directory, in ~/.mozilla/plugins. In the remainder of this document, the text, “Firefox plugins directory”, implies either of these locations.
Only one Java Plugin can be used at a time. When you want to use a different plugin, or version of a plugin, remove the symbolic links to any other versions and create a fresh symbolic link to the new one.
This all works fine, with the slight exception of the Flash Player plugin. Adobe doesn’t do portable. Neither the Flash Player installer nor the uninstaller is the least bit aware of, or concerned with, portable versions of Firefox.
A few days ago, when I updated my desktop computer to the latest version of the Flash player, it didn’t take. Although the Flash Player installer ran fine, my portable copy of Firefox kept using the old version, according to the Adobe Flash tester page.
But, I had run a normal Secunia scan rather than a “thorough” scan. The normal scan looks for applications in their normal location. Anyone using a portable application needs to use the “thorough” option when scanning with Secunia for old software. A thorough scan showed that the portable version of Firefox was indeed still using the older software.
If, as in my case, the computer has the latest copy of the Flash Player on the C disk, copying the appropriate DLL from the C disk to the X disk will get the portable Firefox using the latest version of Flash.
Specifically, copy file NPSWF32.dll from C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flashto X:\FirefoxPortable\App\firefox\plugins. The full path for your portable copy of Firefox will be different, but wherever it resides, copy the Flash Player DLL into the \App\firefox\plugins folder. Again, a “thorough” Secunia scan will point you to the right place.
If the computer in question doesn’t have a normally installed copy of Firefox, then simply delete or rename the file with the old version of the Flash Player (Secunia will find it). The next time you visit a web page that needs Flash, such as the Adobe Flash tester page, Firefox will prompt you to install the missing plugin and you’ll get the latest version.
Finally, be aware that a portable copy of Firefox that doesn’t have it’s own installed version of the Flash Player will pick up a copy from the C disk, if a normally installed copy of Firefox exists. But, if the portable Firefox has an old version of Flash in its plugin folder, it will use that even if a newer version of Flash is on the C disk – which is what prompted this posting in the first place.
Many players are using other browser than Firefox, other players are already using Firefox but the new versions are not supporting NPAPI plugins in any way and they can’t have more than one Firefox installation on their PC. For that reason we are going to be using an older Portable Firefox version.Portable apps are not being installed and they can work even on a USB Flash Drive.Therefore we will use Mozilla Firefox 52.9.0 ESR, Portable Edition. This is the last Firefox version which can

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